REMKO HTL 200-EC, Operating Manual

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REMKO HTL 200-EC/250-EC
Cleaning tasks
The entire unit, including the heat
exchanger, combustion chamber and
forced-air oil burner must be cleared
of dust and dirt after every heating
period, or possibly earlier depending
on the operating conditions.
Wearing parts, such as exhaust gas
suppressors, seals, oil filter inserts and
oil nozzles for example, should be
checked and replaced if necessary.
Removing the combustion
chamber
For cleaning purposes, it is
necessary to remove the entire
combustion chamber and heat
exchanger.
1. Move the operating
switch to the “0”
(Off) position.
2. Remove the power plug from
the mains socket.
3. Remove the collar [1] from
the exhaust gas nozzle.
4. Remove all of the upper cover
panels on the housing
5. Remove the exhaust gas nozzle
[2] from the exhaust gas
collector and pull it upwards
and out.
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Cleaning the heat exchanger
and combustion chamber
1. Remove the inspection cover [8].
2. Remove the exhaust gas
suppressors [9], clean them and
replace any that are defective.
3. Clean all exhaust gas passes [10].
A special-purpose cleaning
brush is available as an
accessory.
4. Check the seals of
the inspection cover [8] and
replace any that are defective.
5. Clean the combustion chamber
through the burner opening [11]
with a vacuum cleaner.
A special-purpose boiler
cleaning set for the REMKO
industrial vacuum cleaner
is available as an accessory.
Assembly and installation
1. Assemble the dismantled
parts by reversing the removal
procedure.
2. When fitting the inspection
cover ensure that the fastening
screws are seated correctly and
tightened evenly.
Unevenly tightened fastening
screws can result in leaks!
3. Insert the combustion chamber
carefully into the unit and align
it correctly before fastening it
into place.
4. Check the flange seals and
replace any that are defective
before assembling the burner
flange.
5. Fit the burner flange onto
the unit housing using the four
screws.
Note the “UP” sign!
6. Remove the lateral casing panel
[4] and the insulation [3].
7. Open the lockable door at
the front [5].
8. Undo the 2 lower fastening screws
[14] on the burner flange [6].
9. Undo the clamping screw [15]
on the burner flange [6], lift
the burner slightly and pull
it out to the rear.
10. Remove the burner flange [6]
from the unit in its entirety.
Take care not to damage
theflange seals.
Damaged flange seals
can result in incorrect air
induction.
11. Remove all fastening screws
from the combustion chamber
supports [7].
12. Remove the combustion
chamber from the housing
sideways.
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